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JUMPSEC Red Teaming in the cloud forecast for the future

A red teamer’s forecast – Cloudy with a chance of hacks Our adversarial simulation team will outline how attackers exploit cloud infrastructure and offer strategies to counter their efforts. Key insights involve recognising significant security risks in cloud adoption, including emerging attack vectors, comprehending hacker tactics in cloud settings, and swiftly implementing effective measures to safeguard cloud environments.

The Double-Edged Sword of AI: Empowering Cybercriminals and the Need for Heightened Cybersecurity Awareness

The BBC recently reported that Booking.com is warning that AI is driving an explosion in travel scams. Up to 900% in their estimation - making it abundantly clear that while AI can be a force for good, it can also be a formidable weapon in the arsenal of cybercriminals. One of the most concerning trends we've observed is the increasing use of AI by cybercriminals to carry out sophisticated phishing attacks.

Falcon Cloud Security Supports Google Cloud Run to Strengthen Serverless Application Security

We’re thrilled to share that the CrowdStrike Falcon sensor now fully supports Google Cloud Run, bringing advanced security capabilities to your serverless applications. While we announced this at Google Cloud Next in April 2024, this blog goes deeper into the integration and shares how customers leveraging Google Cloud Run and CrowdStrike can deploy Falcon quickly to enhance their serverless security requirements.

What Drives an SME's Approach to Implementing AI?

AI’s rise in both the business and consumer worlds has been astonishingly exponential. Businesses are using AI to generate content, analyze data, automate processes, and more. But small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) look and act very differently from their enterprise counterparts. This prompts the question: How are SMEs approaching AI? Recent data from a 2024 JumpCloud study of SME IT may help answer it.

RAG in Production: Deployment Strategies and Practical Considerations

The RAG architecture, a novel approach in language models, combines the power of retrieval from external knowledge sources with traditional language generation capabilities. This innovative method overcomes a fundamental limitation of conventional language models, which are typically trained on a fixed corpus of text and struggle to incorporate up-to-date or specialized knowledge not present in their training data.

Breaking down BEC: Why Business Email Compromise is More Popular Than Ever

Cybersecurity moves fast, and the latest threats to reach organizations worldwide are being built on the back of artificial intelligence (AI) models that spit out accurate code, realistic messages, and lifelike audio and video designed to fool people. But as headline-grabbing as AI-based attacks appear to be, they aren’t driving the most breaches globally. That would be BEC attacks, in which attackers leverage stolen access to a business email account to create a scam that results in financial gain.

How to Building a Secure and User-Friendly Payment App

As smartphones continue to permeate every aspect of our existence, the demand for convenient and secure payment solutions has skyrocketed. This growing demand can be attributed to the rapid pace of technological advancements and the ever-increasing need for seamless digital experiences. How to create a payment app?

Effective Tech Solutions To Keep Your Home Safe

Every homeowner wants to have a house that looks beautiful and is safe. No one wants to walk into their home to discover that there's been a theft. Neither does anyone want to get attacked by burglars in the middle of the night. Therefore, homeowners today are increasingly relying on tech tools that can keep their homes safe.

eSIM Cybersecurity: More Advantages or Drawbacks?

As eSIM technology gets more popular every year and more people turn to it rather than physical SIM cards, what are the benefits? With eSIM technology, the SIM is built into the device, making it more convenient. An eSIM stands for embedded subscriber identity module and is an essential component that allows modern mobile devices to connect to mobile network operator services worldwide. However, I am more concerned about security rather than the features that new innovations bring. This is why I am dedicated to learning what security protocols eSIM uses and how safe embedded SIMs are for users.